Senate and House must bridge $1.1 billion budget chasm — and soon
Budget talks between the Wyoming Legislature’s two chambers kicked off Wednesday. Negotiators have major differences to resolve and only days to do it.
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Budget talks between the Wyoming Legislature’s two chambers kicked off Wednesday. Negotiators have major differences to resolve and only days to do it.
CHEYENNE — Appropriations committees in both chambers of the Wyoming Legislature had a first look at the opposite chamber’s budget on Monday, and conversations about the possibility of a special
CHEYENNE – Appropriations committees in both chambers of the Wyoming Legislature had a first look at the opposite chamber's budget on Monday, and conversations about the possibility of a special
CHEYENNE — A proposal to eliminate property tax on most Wyoming homeowners and replace lost revenue with two cents of additional statewide sales tax has been cut in half.
The conference committee will be tasked with working out a $1.1 billion difference between the Senate and House budget bills.